denisushakov commented 3 months ago

Summary by CodeRabbit

New Features
- Enhanced documentation for the event subscription subsystem, improving clarity and usability.
- Introduced new procedures for handling document and directory events, including copying, filling, and validations.
- Added new event subscriptions for additional checks during document and directory processing.
Bug Fixes
- Updated event handlers for various document and directory operations to ensure proper processing logic.
Refactor
- Reorganized event handling structure for better modularity and clarity in processing events.
Chores
- Updated metadata and identifiers in XML configurations for better alignment with new functionalities.

coderabbitai[bot] commented 3 months ago

Walkthrough

Significant updates were made to the event subscription subsystem, enhancing documentation clarity and functionality. Key changes include renaming modules for better alignment with their purposes, introducing new procedures for event handling, and updating existing handlers to streamline operations. The modifications reflect a focus on improving the event management process, making it more intuitive and extensible for developers working within the 1C:Enterprise 8 architecture.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
`docs/ПодпискиНаСобытия.md`	Enhanced structure and clarity of event subscriptions, added subsections, examples, and updated procedure signatures.
`src/cf/CommonModules/...`	Updated UUIDs and names for modules, indicating redefined scopes for document and directory handling.
`src/cf/CommonModules/.../Ext/Module.bsl`	Introduced new procedures for event handling in document processing, focusing on extensibility and customization.
`src/cf/EventSubscriptions/...`	Updated event handler references to new modules and introduced new subscriptions for validation checks during processing.
`src/cf/Configuration.xml`	Consolidated `CommonModule` entries and introduced new `EventSubscription` entries to enhance event handling capabilities.
`src/cf/Subsystems/...`	Shifted from named module references to UUIDs for better organization and identification within the system.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant EventSystem
    participant DocumentHandlers
    participant DirectoryHandlers

    User->>EventSystem: Trigger Document Event
    EventSystem->>DocumentHandlers: Handle Document Event
    DocumentHandlers-->>EventSystem: Return Results
    User->>EventSystem: Trigger Directory Event
    EventSystem->>DirectoryHandlers: Handle Directory Event
    DirectoryHandlers-->>EventSystem: Return Results

🐰 In a meadow so bright and wide,
🐇 Changes hop in with joyous pride!
🥕 With new handlers and clearer ways,
🐇 We'll dance through events for days!
🌼 Events flourish, and so do we,
🐰 Celebrate the changes—come and see! 🌟

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